As Major League Soccer grows, so too do the rivalries and competitive spirit within the league. The attractiveness of MLS has grown every day since its introduction to America in the early 90s with the help of world-class players retiring to the league.
In case you missed it, the LA Galaxy slaughtered the Portland Timbers by a commanding scoreline of 5-0 to jump ahead of them in the Western Conference.
Goal three came in the 32nd minute, after Robbie Keane delivered a beautiful feed to Robbie Rogers, who first-timed his shot after rounding from outside left. While increasing an advantage during a league MLS game doesn’t seem that newsworthy, this goal happened on a special night to the right person.
The anticipated rivalry between Los Angeles FC and LA Galaxy, set to begin in 2018, is off to a rip-roaring start.
The Golden State Warriors, who are owned in part by Peter Guber, just won the NBA championship. Peter Guber is also part-owner of LAFC, so some congratulations were in order from the MLS expansion franchise. That congratulations came in the form of a tweet.
Yikes. Seattle Sounders 2's Sergio Mota did a bad thing. A really bad thing. The bad thing he did was kicking LA Galaxy II's Adrian Vera in his crotch with both feet. Mota was rightly sent off, although that probably won't stop Vera from seeming a little jumpy and talking in a high-pitched voice than usual for the forseeable future. Getting hit in the nuts hurts. Getting kicked in the nuts, with two, cleated feet, must be the worst feeling in the world. Adrian Vera is pretty damn tough if he kept playing after that.
Given Sebastian Giovinco’s impressive form of late, can he be the spark that finally leads Major League Soccer’s most maligned and disappointing club to the playoffs?
New York City FC are rumored to be on the cusp of creating the oldest midfield partnership in the history of the beautiful game.
The MLS has come up with a new way to vote for forwards for the 2015 MLS All-Star Game: playing FIFA 15.
San Jose's Avaya Stadium will host the 2016 MLS All-Star game, MLS officials announced Thursday.
Djimi Traore has never been one to score a goal, and it’s because he used up all of his ability to do so with this 30-yard strike.
MLS continues to draw aging Premier League players with the hope of increasing attendance and validating American soccer. But now the league is of legal drinking age, does it still need old dad to give them sips?
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